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Condition of the Crops.

CHICAGO June 26-The following crop sum-
mary will appear in the Farmers Review this
week: Although change has taken place in
the condition of the ripe and fast-ripening win
ter-wheat crop since our report of last week, it
is gratifying to note that material damage is
being done to the crop by rust. Harvesting
operations are progressing rapidly. and the
weather is everywhere favorable for the work.
The growing crops are in need OF rain in Illinois
and Western States. The hay crop is very light
Corn prospects are excellent. Fruit prospects
are fair Our reports the condition of the
winter wheat crop in the different States are as
follows: Fifteen counties in Illinois report
average condition of SO per cent, with slight
injury in six counties by fly, and by rust and
fly in Lawrence county Eleven counties
in Indiana report the condition at
SO per cent, with injury from insects in three
counties and rust in Spencer county. Twelve
Kansas counties place the average at 60 per
cent, and complain in nearly every instance of
severe injury to the crop by chinch bugs. Win
ter wheat is almost total failure in Sedcwick
county. Fourteen counties in Ohio report
condition OF 76 per cent, with very little
the average condition at Sc per cent
Crittenden and Galatin counties report
the condition high as 125 per cent. Twelve
Michigan counties report an average
condition of 90 per cent. with damage by in
sects in Van Buren, and Lenawee counties. Thir
teen counties in Missouri report an average con-
Is reported as total failure from chinch- bugs
and drought No other counties complain of in
jury by insects. The crop is in the shock in
Christian county.
The condition of spring wheat in the different
States is as follows: Wisconsin counties report
an average condition of sc per cent; Pepin
county complains of chinch bugs. Thirteen
counties in Iowa place the average condition at
Sc per cent, with little damage by bugs. Eleven
Minnesota counties report average OF 70 per
cent. Nine counties in Nebraska place the aver
age at SO per cent The crop is in good condition
in Dakota.
The oats crop has been quite generally dam
aged by drought and insects Indiana, Michigan
and Ohio alone report the rye crop in good con-
dltion.
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Games Yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, z; CINCINNATI. 3.

LOUISVILLE, z; CINCINNATI, g.
CINCINNATI. June 26.-Ramsey was simply in
vincible to-day, and. assisted by Hecker and
Kerins readily the game for the Louis
villes. Until the seventh inning the Cincinnatis
played magnificent game. Then McPhee, in
assisting in double play, threw high that
Reilly compelled to leave the base and
White got there in safety. Three safe hits,
sisted by errors by Tebeau, Carpenter and
keenan,, yielded four runs. The Cincnnatis
rallied. and had five men on bases in the eighth
and ninth innings. but could score only one rum
Smith pitched fine game and was we'll sup
ported mp to the seventh inning. The run in the
eighth was gift by Fenney and Reilly. who
made two fearfully wild throws on Collinss
short bounder. Hurley umpired good game
Score:
fnsinanti ..S soooS g Ia
Earned Cincinnati. l; Louisville, L. Two base
hits-N1cPhee Mack Fennelly. Corkhill. Three base
h hit; Stolen bases-Fenneily Reilly Nico
base on balls-Mack, Mel Fennely. Struck out-I5y
M;g 3 Fused 5ssnan
pire-Hurley.
BROOKLYN, 5; ATHLETICS, 4.
NEW YORK. June 26.-Another large crowd
was present at the Brooklyn Athletic game at
Ridgewood L. l.. to-day. despite a heavy shower
that came up shortly after o'clock The con-
test unusually exciting. it being anybody's
game until the last man put out The visit
ors fielded finely and batIed well. too, but the
Brooklyns got their hits in at the right time and
thus won. Score.
Brooklyn GO %
Earned runs-Brooklyn. 3; Athletics. 2. Two-base
Lyons CO. Bauer. Threebase hits-smith.. Larkin.
First base on balls-Pinckney. McTamany, Burch.
Milligan Errors.Brooklyn, Z; Athletics, 2 First
z; Athletics. L. Wild ptches-Porter. 1; weighing,
L. Tme-Two hours. Umpire-Ferguson.
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their disposal, at 10 cents apiece. This method
of riding is only novel, but quite picturesque,
and was, no doubt, highly enjoyed by the resi-
dents along the line, IL not by the participants.
who were forced to brace themselves best
they could to prevent rolling off in the dust
Some of them made quite display of hosiery by
letting their lower limbs hang over the edge of
the Many persons think that If Colonel
Johnsons farm was located in another part of
the city he would let go of this line. but it is
a handy and convenient one over which to truck
his stable refuse, ne will probably continue to
make a pretense of accommodating the public in
order to claim the right of-way
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-27
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Favorable Conditions West and Northwest.
but Rain Badly Needed in Cotton-Fields.

WASHINGTON, June 26.--The Signal Office
weatbercrop bulletin for the past week states
that during the week the weather has been
slightly cooler than the average for the week in
all agricultural districts east of the Rocky
mount ains, while it has been warmer than usual
the Pacific coast In the States of
the Upper Mississippi and Missouri val
leys and the upper lake region the
daily average temperature ranged from to Z
degrees below the normal, while the Atlantic
coast south OF New England, ard in the cotton
and tobacco regions, the temperature differed
but slightly from the normal In northern Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington Territory the
ranged from to 10 degrees. In isolated cases
the average daily temperature for the season
differs less than degree from the normal
During the week the rain fall has been in ex-
cess in all States the Atlantic coast along
the Gulf coast. In the Mississippi, Ohio and
Missouri valleys there was less rain than usual,
the deficiency amounting to about inch in
the States of the Mississippi valley. The large
seasonal deficiency of rainfall exceeding ten
inches. continues over the cotton region, and a
seasonal deficiency exceeding five inches exists
in Illinois. Wisconsin and Iowa in all
s season offers slightly from the n os
NAL The weather during the week has been
generally favorable for the principal crops.
Rains in the South Atlantic States doubtless i'm
proved the condition of the staple crops in that
region. More rain is needed in the cotton
eion, and the indications this morning that
rain will occur in the lower Mississippi valley by
Monday afternoon. The weather has been fa-
vorable for harvesting in the wheat regions,
there having been excess of sunshine and
very little rain. In the corn region the weather
has been generally favorable. although in some
weather of the past week must have slightly re-
tarded the growth of the corn crop.
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The United Order of Honor

Has arranged for grand 4th of July celebration
at Blue-river Park. Special trains will leave
evening Round trip, IS cents; children, 40
cents Miler's full band and orchestra will &C.
company the excursion and render concerts and
m usic for dancing. New bath houses are COM
pleted SO that every body can enjoy a swim In
the big Blue. No tough characters or liquors
will be allowed on the ground. Tickets for sale
at c., H. & l. Offices at the depot and of the
committee.
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EVERYBODY is going to Anderson on the
Fourth to the sham battle and great gas
wells.
Great display of fireworks at night at Ander-
the Fourth.
The battle of shiloh" will be represented at
Anderson the Fourth.
Two thousand dollars of ammunition will be
used in the celebration on July Fourth at Ander-
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The Irish-American Society

And their friends. accompanied by the Emerald
Band. Emmett Guards, and Rice Zouaves will pic
mic in royal STYLE Sunday. July g. at Blue River
Park, on the G, 81. & L railway. Boating, dancing,
competitive drill and concert will serve to make
the day one of rare enjoyment Special trains
will leave the Union Depot at $50 A. M. and 2
trip. rs cents; children, 40c. Tickets for sale at
c., ii. & !. ticket Offices, and of the committee.
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Catarrhal Dancers.

To be freed from the dangers of suffocation while
lying down; to breathe freely sleep soundly and unds.
turbed to rise refreshed head clear brain active and
free from pain ache to know that poisonous putrd
matter dees the breath and rots away the delicate
machinery of smell taste and hearings to feel that the
system does not through its veins and arteries suck
up the poison that is undermine and destroy
is indeed blessing beyond all other human enjoy
ments. To purchase immunity from such fate
should be the object of all afflicted. But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians despair of
relief cure.
Sanford's Radical Cure meets every phase of Ca
tarrh from simple head cold to the most loathsome
and destructive stages. It is local and constitutional
Instant in relieving permanent in curing, safe,
nomical and never-failing
Sanfords Radical Cure consists of bottle of
the Radical Cure, box of Catarrhal Solvent, and
one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in one package,
with treatise and directions and sold by all druggists
for 81 90.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.. Boston.
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Advice to MoJners,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re
lieves the little sufferer at once it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain. and the little cherub awakes as bright as
a button" 1t Is very pleasant taste. Il
soorhes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. relieves wind regulates the bowels and is
the best known remedy for diarrhpa, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents a bottle.
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A Warning.
Boston Globe.


We the Southern States that if these
unfriendly acts continue there will be another
They cannot go forever sending us
strawberries more dangerous than bullets and
about as hard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-27

PLEASE to inquire anG you will find that
Glenns Sulphur Soap is held in the highest es-
TEEN, both by the people and the medical pro-
fession, a remedy for skin diseases and blem-
ishes Sold by all druggists
Hills hair and whisker dye, black brown,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-27
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, June 81, 1 A. NJ.
For West Virginia. Indiana and Illinois-Fair
weather; slight changes in temperatures; winds
becoming south casterly.
For Ohio and Western Pennsylvania-Fair
weather; nearly stationary temperature; easter
ly winds.
For Lower Michigan and Wisconsn--South-
easterly winds; fair weather; nearly stationary
tenn perature
For Upper Michiean-Variable winds, becom-
ing brisk; fair weather; nearly stationary tenn
perature.
For Missouri and Iowa-Fair weather; south
erly winds; nearly static nary temperature.
For Minnesota-South east winds, becoming
variable; fair weather; stationary temperature.
For Enthusiastically. shifting to westerly
winds; fair weather. nearly stationary tempera-
ture.
For Nebraska-Soutberly shifting to north
westerly winds; local rains; stationary tempera-
tnre.
For Eastern Dakota-Local rains; winds be-
coming northwesterly and cooler.
For Colorado-Variable winds; fair weather;
nearly stationary temperature.
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How johnson Makes His Patrons Suffer.
Much complaint is heard from the Sunday
patrons Of the Irvington street.car limo. in re-
Eard to accommodations and facilities for return
ing to the city in the evening. A great many
people visit the suburb aud woods along the line
Of the road during the day. going out different
ears and expecting to return the one which
leaves Irvington ut o'clock in the evening
This is the last car, and if it is missed or too
crowded, is usually the case. there is no other
way of reaching the city except to walk through
ave miles Of six-inch dust or mud, as the case
may be. For the last two Sundays this car has
been crowded almost to suffocation, and last
bvenipe the reporter, who happened to be pas
senger. counted hfty-f people crammed into
one OF these little Axe sweat-boxes wheels.
Even then many would-be passengers, failing to
secure foot hold on top of the car, were com
PEELED 20 wait at the stables until the generosity
Of the company's employees placed fat-car at
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-14
arme St6at5mdnner.

Die @aIsinstoner 3eituuss GORE
ipon6erten ideinen i'm 0ur9I9Ittt ethe
u%srlosene @eleuIduft gu iein. Ssit
Sa5ren wur6s beri6tst, bag General
4ogan in Nrisona on Sroseu 8iebweiben
uu6 Rtnberbceroen AntbeiI babe, un6 bic
6artudfiefeit, nit Uel6er er ben Sno;as
ner.6ori9er guibin9 uerfoI9te, Der einen
4ni9Ias isnsr &ana 9sieai6aft anf
bic arc8rei9en Oaicn Der GUMS nnO
Gauaios persiteIte, i9teu OisIes gu be-
ffdtisen. @s iinb NOD tsiae 3 WOGeu
uerHo1er, SdB tns Gorrelponbeutens
i5sberp:sb e~inftimmig bic Ra3ridt ms
3anS f6idie, buB General 9Ogan etne
8tertelmiuion bur9 @runbeigentbumSs
population ueroient Eabe. Wir boben
biele 0a9ri6tsn in suten 9Iauben binz
eencmmen unb bsnlerten Dieies aus
Srldii6 bier, Irn uidt ielbit Der 2ise
uno bes 8i0srIpru9s ss3isben 81 wers
BEN, wenu mir bier ebenfaas anf bic
&ntoritdt bisisr 0aIbiu9toner gorrss
i~pcnbentsn bin tert3ten, cap 3o9an
arm eeftcr5en lift unb mtbr S3uIben,
ais 8erm6gen 6iuteriGhen bot, LIMB bag
bic @ittue tbatfdGIi9 Ri9ts ustter be-
fist, aIs bas unF3ere @intOmmen pcn
benz Bu9e, UeI9es 2Osan sef@riebsu
bat.
Wan Sat auerbin9s BEN @eueroI ME
unter bic ret9sn 8unbesisnatOrsn ses
re&net, uuter bic finfs bis firf3ista6en
Rilipndre, aber er wirb aud 10 arm
ni&t sereien Iein. Der Desrif rei9
unS arm 1T In stneri.u febr reIatiS.
Rod per suartis Sabren mar bic Miaion
tas gnb5isl ouer Stbnir4t mad &ei4s
tbuu1, un6 $4,000 Sa!tsH bereitS fur
Elm Berm5ssn. 9suie lddeit III mits
leibis iiber ben Mtoun, Ger fid nit $Io,s
GOO reid nenut. Ro9 abga5am Sincoln
idete einem Treunte furs Dor ieirsmSobs,
er slaubte, baB er Sic, 900 NIT tu's
9ripatIeben retteu werOe, nub bas ges
uiete fir i'm.
Jn beiben 9duiern bes gonsrehes
eiebt es febr reide Mdnner. ober man
bart niGt hberiebeu, baB bic sroBe
Webr,abl tn ebrenuoaer &rmutb Iebt.
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Rotbuenbfsffe "a bcfe1en nnb be greife
meter 3u 6riden, 70 Ianttn fettbeui nnb
anu, pI6tIi9 bic meiflen Beri@te 10 n:
fla, ais uenn IN elmer Ro6t ftd Bite
a Sitnation -usrdnSert babe. gs 1T
6ies UNI 70 GnffauenSer NIT &idf9t auf
bic f9Ie9ten BilGnten uieIcr gileuwerfe
unb bic i'm Ioufenhen @sf9dftsiabre
Meter berabgeIuutenen Breiie, baupt.
iddIi& fur S6tnenfnbritate, bic fattif9
al ban gessnwdrtts beffebsnben Yreiien
NIT efnSeInen Ausnabmeu tGum bic
SeIbfftofen bedeu, neil bic @erte ebue
ausIdnbif6e Srbrss lire ginridtunsen
ni9t ausnuseu unb 81 ben ~beffehenoeu
RoEturrensnottruu9en MIR NIT Verluit
orbeiten t6uuen. Womentan ftnb bur6
bic uiebriseu toIDfaIeu 8erluf brin9e1s
ben Rsatspreiie bic 6o6ofeuwerte better
ftuirt uno Bel aufebnliben Beffeuunaen
in Der Gage, bic 8reife ui@t nur gu be-
baupien, fOnbern t5etIweiie 81 erboben.
@as inbe6 auf ben 6~ittenwerteu On
&obeifeu iber ben Bebarf Der @iieu; nnb
Stablperte binaus absebt, trttt nt4t tn
ben oiretten SoniIm, foubern Ite9t MIR
auf ben 9daern Der Isste1eu, unb es TT
besbal6 un3ueifeIbaft, baB rldDiItenb
bic Abfubr pom ben 5O@0fen abnebmsn
unb bic 2dser sunebmen, BITE BETTER
ober wieber su binisersn Anseboteu wers
ben peranIaBt wer6en. Oieier 5aH bat
f9 70 oft wieberboIt, bag auf analo9e
grf@einungsn aud isst uu5weifeIbaft gu
re@nen 1T. Die 3ettunss6rri4te, weI4e
pom u~ergr6Berter Ra9frdse ipre4en. uers
geTen ben Ra9ueis gu l%iefern, baB Der
Ronlum ff9 IN sIeider Weiie erb6bt bat,
wobur9 anein bic Bshsruus uOn Dauer
fem t6nnte. go Ianse bic @srte fi5
ni9t entidIitBen, bic 9rcbuttion benz
BeSarf anSupdhen, Iie9t bic Seflr9tnn9
MIR su nabe, baB bic ousenbIidIiGe,
pieIfa9 fpetuIatiue Radfrase, nit ange'
rest bur9 bns wilbe Sreiben Der Attten
montan.inbuifritqsr @sIeai9aften, ais
bolb elmer aIsemeinen ReaetiOn wisber
wirb Ylas MAIDEN mifeu. gu beu1sr-
ten if ba,u nod, bag, Dte an Der 6ano
ffatihiI9er .3nblen nu9gewiefeu wtro,
cine weientIi9e 3unabme hes &biGses
bereits itattssfuu6eu bat. IuBerbem lie:
fern aber aud bic 8trhdnslun9en be-
treffs BiIbun9 BON E%onuenttonen ben
Seusis, bab bic Derte ernitIi5e S4ritte
tbun. iowobI bic Yrobuftion nit benz
Ronium in @intlaus gu brinsen, ols aud
Der bisberisen YreisfdIeuoerei etn Stel
AL fesen. Die erff neuerbin9s absebals
fene 5aeoneiIens Ronusnttou 5ei9t, baB
auf einem @tbiete mad beioen Rt3tuus
gen bin beretts elm @rfpIs er8isll wuTbs.
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Bur Sage Der r6stut(6-weffdIi(6en
2Ioutdu.Sneufrte

SIN elmer tarsIi5 in BO9um ftattses
babten Notwithstanding Der nieber>
beinii9speiifdliiden &obLenje5ensVers
w~altuugsn wurben bic gOrfblise he's
8orFtanbeg: Die notwithstanding
bur6 tie 9srs9eDertfhaFtsfcfe fur bic
5utunft su rsauiirsn~, nit elmer on
@initiu,misteit- sren8snoen D!aioritdt
anaenOmmen. @erben min mad @ss
ue6uisuns ber Sratuten hur9 bic Berg
se56rbe aud ertipre9enbe uno nt6t
Eal6e NaBnabmen bef3IoHsn, 10 haB
6as anaebot non RrbIen Der Nd9fra9e
entipri5i unb bic aonturrenBIdleubsre
aufh5rt, banu mug man bcfsn, Ea9 unb
nab ais Der felt Sabren b~effebenoen
Wiiere bsraustufOmmen. @tnitpeiIen
uerbeu aber leitens Ger @ewsrfe Der
meifsn Ss5en mod Gnfe5uIi5e 2ubuBeu
erforberIia lstn. Se6r betlassnswsrtb
erI5eint IS, Bag bic Seiiungsu fat tag
lid lber bic Gage u%nIerer Montans unb
iu5beion5ere ber gijensSn6ufrie 0a9s
ri9ten bringer, aIs penn ftd iber ieSsn
Gag Neues teri9ten IieBe. seJn SoIee
beffen fommen unridtigteiten NIB faIf@e
S9lusfolgsrunseu u. WaTm bic Be-
ri4te Bis gum Otto5er meif ~uusinffis
unb peranlnBten BITE 6dufer, nrr baS
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Bon benz @ebaIte t6unen nut @ent9e
iporen, unb wsr etnisermnbeu eth 9ans
MAIDEN nil, brau9t boppelt nne bret
fad 70 uieI, aIs elm gou9reBmit9lieo
perbient. Gar uieIe &eprGientanten
,iehen es Dor, IN 6oteIs 81 wohneu,
neil fe uur auf biefe @eife rbeibe enoer
,ufammenbrinsen~ f6nnen.
Spreder Carlisle mobnt NIT fetner
6amiIie IN einem ben b6@fen G5todwerte
6es ,8iaas 6oufe". @m. Wforrtfori
1T felt 3ebu s5abren gonsrebmitgIteo
unb uo6nt tets in @iaarh's 9otel.
SamueI &. Ranban, felt nabeSu brsis
unb,wauaig Sabren I'm @ougrefe, be:
wobnt in elmer unf%afbionablen 9eseno,
,wif6en benz capitol unb Der .EaDpe
Oar6", Elm eissnes Saus pom etDd a4t
Simmern, welhes b64hens $4,000 9es
foifet bal un6 febr fddbi9 mobiItrt TT
bic repubIieaniIdm Sibrer 6isco6 nnb
Reeb fnb ebeufaus ni9t reid. Sprs9er
Rerr ftarb arm uno ebenio Suriau
S5lei9er o Geras.
Gs lit nun etue notorif5s Ebatid9e,
baB f9 bic Ra9tonimen oss 4srdftoenter'
Tnler in Waibineton fiumerli9 ourp'
f6laaen; fem Sobn bat cine S9rsiber'
iteGe, un5 fem @nteI TT Wd9ter in
Oeportemeut bes Snnern. SIN S9ass
ante 1T cine Dame ais S3reibert1 be-
f6dftist, bic i'm .@eiben 9auie" als
GnteIin zines Brdioenteu 9eboren uuroe.
Dag aud bic Oberri9tsr Eansp UNI
ghoIe perbdltntBmdBis arm farbsn. III
| cine betannte EbatIa9e.
Dem umeritanii9eu 8oIte gu oienen,
1T bisber fur perbdItniBmdBis Bsrts'
cine Quene bes Rei9tbums seworoeu.
unb nod tein ameritanii4sr Staats
mann, ter utrtli9 reid seuoroen ut,
bat elei93eitig ietuen Ramen rein sr'
BaIteu. Salf. eorr.
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40 1ro3ent bes obnebin aerinaen griras
ses bes Boriabres. Die Bonern haben
MEIER Saotgetreihe ober Soatbaums
MOLE, nod @eIb, unb feben tn bteIen1
@tnter elmer trfben Seit eatgegen. Am
S@Itmmffen fnb bic Reeei bran; fe
fnb tbdtfd@It9 pom allen MitteIn ents
bI66t unb bic @eiBen ni@t im Stanbe,
linen su beIfen. 9ieie i9rsfli&en Gus
ffdnbe berrf1eunur In benz an ben 8eo9s
q uers9eieberuneeu beIe9eneu EbeiIe bes
gendnnten gsuntps.
Z Gin groBes ObfiIanb 1T 60s uttts
Iere Wihcuri. Sn Der R6he non Sprinss
fieIb bat Der Garmer Quinn einen Obfs
sorten BON 93 @6ern, befeu @rnte ibm
$3.50 etnbra9te; CT pfidte 5000 8uf@el
NepfeI. .. 9. Sitter pfidte pom feis
mem 90 A6ersB onmgarten 5000 Sui@eI;
Or. SoIben 1000 Bui9eI unb Anhere
NIT tIeincren 8armgdrten 500 bis 1900
Bui9eI. Der 9lpfeIt6uig aber 1T Sra
0a3Iettne; berfeIbe bot 600 'A6er
Boumsurtsu, wOuOn nod ui@t bic
6dlfte trdst, unb er betaut Is, GOD Sus
f9eI AepfeI. Ote MepfeI wurSen nit Der
@ifenbabu fortsef9idt, 3uerf fur Is bis
95 Gents pro Bui9eI, iest brinsen fe
80 bis As Gents pro Snf9d, fur f4sne
aepfeI.
z SRI. Beffe @bite aus louisville,
Rp., cine S6wefter hes friberen Cons
rebsabseorbneten SobnD. @5ite, bate
auf Der uuiuerftdt in Nnu>HrbOr, Ni9.,
9burmacie fubirt unb ibr gruuen ses
ma9t. Na9 9auie suridsstebrt, Uou6te
he f9 ON ben vStates8 oar6 of Bbarz
macp~ pom Sentudp nit benz griudeu,
ibr elm ApotbetersD ipIom a~us;uffeuen.
Disies war6 i9r iebO@ usrweisert,
worauf fie ben @es Der seri9tIi9en
RIuse betrot. Ra9beu1 Der SAD aIe Sns
fau3sn bur9sema&t. bat isst bas ZIP;
peIationsseri9t entsiItis eutf9ieOeu,
bag SRI. @bite gu einem fcI9eu OipIom
bere9tist lift. 9te iunse Dame 1T bis
isst bic erfe un6 etn3ise apOtbetertn TN
Staute Sentudp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-14
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